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| This OBD2 diagnosis guide is intended to help you trouble-shoot, repair, and optimize the performance of your vehicle. The guide is divided into 3 Categories: | |||
| 1. | General OBD2 Literature – Technical Information | ||
| 2. | Engine / OBD2 Related Problems | ||
| 3. | Servicing and Preventive Maintenance | ||
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Safety Procedures: |
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| 1. | Always work with safety in mind before starting any diagnosis and repairs. Keep a fire-extinguisher (foam or powder) and fire-blanket within easy reach. [Note: Extinguishable powder is very corrosive on most alloys, paint finishes and bare, unprotected steel] |
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| 2. | Always use the proper tool for the proper job. This avoids unnecessary damages to tool and vehicle, while minimizing risks of injury. | |
| 3. | Always disconnect the battery when working / dismantling anything from the fuel circuit. | |
| 4. | Only work on your vehicle in a well-ventilated area. | |
| 5. | Remember that modern fuel injection systems have high pressure in the circuit. Dismantle any fuel injection part accordingly by first releasing the pressure. |
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| 6. | Finally, but not least; if you do not feel confident in tackling the job pay for professional repairs, or at least seek professional and honest advice. |
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| Important: These guides are intended to help you gain any technical information needed, and are only intended as guides. We shall not be held responsible for any damages or injuries you might sustain. Use this information wisely at your own judgment. We cannot vouch on your technical work abilities / practices and habits. |
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